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Vatsal Kumar

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Solid tumoursCancer cell biology

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|Feb 17, 2026

Osteoblasts exert a pro-tumorigenic effect on breast cancer spheroids through CXCL5/CXCR2 signalling in two-dimensional and three-dimensional bone mimetic cultures.

Sarah Nano, Syeda Masooma Naqvi, Isabella Weiner

|Dec 15, 2025

Osteoblasts Exert a Pro-Tumorigenic Effect on Breast Cancer Spheroids Through CXCL5/CXCR2 Signaling In 2D And 3D Bone Mimetic Cultures.

Sarah Nano, Syeda M Naqvi, Isabella Weiner

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